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Dynamic DNS Configuration
Dynamic DNS Activate: Click on to
activate the DDNS service.
Dynamic DNS Address: Specify
the FQDN of the DDNS server, e.g.
"ddns.mydomain.com.au"
Dynamic DNS Port: Specify the
TCP/IP port the DDNS server listens
on. The default is "80"
Update Time: Specify the
frequency, in seconds, which the
NetComm IP Camera sends updates
to the DDNS server. The default is
600 seconds (10 minutes).
DDNS message: This section
displays and messages returned
from the DDNS server. This is useful
on helping diagnosing problems if the
DDNS service is not working as
expected or the registration with the
DDNS server fails.
Router Incoming Port: Specify the
port your router is on for the DDNS
server to redirect to. This is needed in
environments where a different port
is used for incoming (Internet
requests) and outgoing (Intranet
requests). For example, if your router
listens on Internet (external) using
port 80, but the DDNS server listens
on 8000, then you must configure the
"Router Incoming Port" to 80, and
inside the NetComm IP Camera
Network settings (Network
Configuration) should set HTTP port
with 8000.
Some common messages are DDNSADDR CGI Fail: This means that the NetComm IP Camera can not communicate with
DDNS server. Check your Network Configuration settings and are correct, including
subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS information.
Already Registered: This indicates that another device has registered using the same
name. Change the registration name by changing "Server Name" under General Settings.
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